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Written by Henry Sumo

Wednesday, 17 March 2010

Who killed Dr. the EPA Boss, Dr. Alfred Armah

ELWA Community
Paynesville, Liberia
March 11, 2010

Dear Hon. Kanneh,

I am please to extend my compliments and wish to provide you with some clues that I am sure will assist in the investigation of circumstances surrounding the death of Dr. Alfred Armah, Executive Director of the Environmental Protection Agency.

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Liberia has more National Holidays than the great USA

Written by Raymond Sumo
Tuesday, 16 March 2010
Dear Editor, I read the public announcement by the Liberian Government about the March 15, 2010 public holiday in Liberia. Below is the quote from the article on frontpageafrica.com: Comments (2) \| Read more...

Rejoinder to Weah’s “A New Beginning: Committed to Making a Difference”

Written by R. Wesley Harmon
Monday, 15 March 2010
Unanswered Questions: A rejoinder to Ambassador George Weah’s, “A New Beginning: Committed to Making a Difference” Ambassador Weah, I commend you for coming forth in the public domain with your vision for a better Liberia, tomorrow. Like all great ideas, yours included, if it lacks a vehicle for implementation it is destined to remain in the idea phase, and is thus relegated to the dustbin of history. Comments (27) \| Read more...

Dr. “George Boley the Notorious LPC”: A Response

Written by Bai M. Gbala

Sunday, 14 March 2010

Introduction

Mr. Kirkpatrick Weah, a Liberian residing in the USA, writes in a widely-circulated, internent article ( This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it , February 16, 2010) that Dr. “George Boley, the man who presided over the notorious LPC, is behind bar. He (Dr. Boley) will be there (behind bars) as long as . . . those who witnessed the atrocities committed by LPC come forward like in the case of Chuckie Taylor, who is sentenced for . . . 75 years in prison” .

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A New Beginning: Committed to Making a Difference

Written by Ambassador George M. Weah

Sunday, 14 March 2010

OP ED

As the 2005 Standard Bearer of the Congress for Democratic Change (CDC), I want to take this time to speak with you today to share some thoughts and insights I have been pondering on, with regards to our country and my plans for the future.

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Religious Tension Explodes In Jos, Nigeria

Written by J. Patrick Flomo

Sunday, 14 March 2010

jos Last week, I wrote about the political tension that is hovering over Nigeria like a cumulus cloud. The Sunday Dogo Nahawa massacres carried out by Muslim Fulani against Christians have added a new dimension to the tense political situation. According to news reports, Christians were frightened out of their homes, and as they ran for their lives, they were hacked with machetes and shot to death.

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FELMAUSA receives ultrasound machine from Univ of Pennsylvania

Written by FELMAUSA
Sunday, 14 March 2010
On Friday March 12, 2010, the Medical Director of the Eco Lab at the University Of Pennsylvania, Dr. Meryl Cohen, donated an ultra sound machine worth close to 150,000.00 to FELMAUSA as part of the University’s contribution to FELMAUSA healthcare initiative. Receiving the equipment, the FELMAUSA executives expressed profound gratitude for this opportunity. Comment \| Read more...

Are Ulterior Political Motives Behind Ethnic Violence?

Written by Thomas Kai Toteh

Sunday, 14 March 2010

ethnic This is the question that people, including Liberians, stakeholders, and international political observers who have been following Liberia’s past political tendency are carefully considering; less than 10 months away from presidential election.

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Message to Political Party Leaders in Liberia on the TRC Final Report

Written by Bernard Gbayee Goah
Saturday, 13 March 2010
Dear Fellow Liberians, The TRC report is a good chance for you all to save Liberia from this unwanted night mare that continues to threaten our survival as a people as well as our very existence as a civilized nation. Comments (1) \| Read more...

CDC-USA MINNESOTA GOES TO THE POLLS

Written by CDC Minnesota Chapter
Saturday, 13 March 2010
As the USA affiliate of the Congress for Democratic Change (CDC), the main opposition political party in Liberia, sets out to fulfill its constitutional mandate, to host a Convention, to usher in a new and/or re-elected leadership. Comments (2) \| Read more...

In Lofa: why the enemies won't win

Written by James Kokulo Fasuekoi

Friday, 12 March 2010

thumb_fasuekoi__kamara_1 Last December, my English instructor, Professor Jennifer Linde requested us (students) to write a short tribute speech about important people whose contributions may have positively impacted our lives.

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Exclusive Interview With Abraham Hoff

Written by Thomas Kai Toteh

Friday, 12 March 2010

Over the years, we have seen a number of young Liberian idealists whose potentials can be exploited for the common good of our nation. One of such persons is Abraham Hoff.

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AEW Calls for Investigation into Death of EPA Exec Director

Written by Morris T. Koffa
Thursday, 11 March 2010
The Africa Environmental Watch (AEW) Calls for an Investigation into Death of EPA Executive Director Dr. Alfred Amah died on February 26, 2010, after complaining of stomach illness he experienced right after work on Friday, which never subsided up to the time of his death (Daily Observer 3/2/2010). According Star Radio Internet magazine dated 2/27/10, Dr. Amah’s death was declared as heart attacked. Comments (11) \| Read more...

FELMAUSA condemns recent ethnic fighting in Lofa County

Written by FELMAUSA
Thursday, 11 March 2010
Tribalism, sectionalism and the principle of isolationism adopted by some Liberians in this new political era are dangerous and detestable approaches, and certainly not a recipe, for our national cohesion; they must be deprecated totally by all Liberians. Comments (7) \| Read more...

To Rehabilitate or Not: Challenges to Reintegrating Inmates

Written by Roland Kallon
Thursday, 11 March 2010
After almost fourteen years of a devastating conflict in Liberia, “prison rehabilitation” is hardly a priority for most Liberians; infrastructure and man-power development seem to be more pressing matters. Comments (1) \| Read more...